The Beyer M320 Vs. M360 Vintage Microphones

[@KealanKennyMusic]

My conclusion after watching many of of your videos, is that acoustic you have is stunning and just sounds good. You’re also a great player and I can hear that you place mics musically rather than randomly. Love the channel!

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks so much! This means a lot!

[@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung]

Think I prefer the M320 every time !

[@FRIDGEYTHEGOAT]

personally my choice would be the m320 for both, but I can see why you might prefer the m360 on drums, I just prefer the less high end snare sound.

[@HaMa-he2mn]

I would blend the 360 as OH with the 320 in the crouch position ,320 in the freehand strumming and for the arpeggio the 360 ,great sound and a great channel more power to U.btw,what preamp did you use? ribbons are fairly tough to get clean without hiss and you nailed it.thanx

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks! We used an AEA RPQ2!

[@aaronrocket]

320 for drums, 360 for guitars 🏆

[@Talamber]

In this setting, I definitely prefer the M320 it sounds more focused I feel like the M360 might sit better in a full mix with less processing, but I’d probably still go with the M320 just sounds really smooth and full

[@ear.bonez.studio]

So cool!

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Both are brilliant, but if I was to chose only one, it would be the 360.

[@silascarpenter1772]

That 360 really does sound ridiculous.

[@MxxRie]

Would have love to hear a m260 and/or m160 next to them. M320 sounds great here on drum

[@colepicksvintage]

I have a previous video comparing the M260 with the M320!

[@piggycity]

I think the M360 would work a little better on drums as a single mic for an overall sound.

[@TheGarageRecordingSC]

I preferred the 360 on drums, but I preferred the 320 on the acoustic guitar.

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Agreed.

[@TheDeadpeasent]

The m360 is brighter sounding. As to which is better, it would all depend on the sound you are looking to record.